Trump Says Saudi Arabia Must Remain an Ally Despite 'Very Vicious' Khashoggi Killing
Trump says his administration has a taped recording related to the Khashoggi murder, but that he doesn't want to listen to it
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Trump Says Wouldn't Stop Acting Attorney General Whitaker From Curtailing Mueller Probe
Whitaker has criticized the scope of the Mueller probe and brought up the possibility of undermining it by slashing Mueller's funding
Republican Rick Scott Wins Florida Senate Race After Manual Recount
The outgoing governor won by less than a 0.05 percent lead, defeating incumbent Democrat Bill Nelson by just 10,033 votes
Islamic State Says U.S.-led Strikes Kill 40 in Militant Pocket in Syria
Relatives of families from the area and Syrian state media said dozens of people have been killed in the last two weeks from U.S. coalition airstrikes
Turkey Says U.S. Support for Syrian Kurdish YPG a 'Big Mistake'
Turkey has been infuriated with Washington's support for the YPG, which it views as an extension of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) waging a decades-long insurgency on Turkish soil
Saudi Arabia Defies U.S. Pressure to End Qatar Row After Khashoggi Killing
Washington now believes it has more influence over Riyadh as its ally tries to repair the damage to the kingdom's standing
Trump: CIA Blaming Saudi Crown Prince for Khashoggi's Murder 'Very Premature'
U.S. president said he will receive a complete report on the case on Tuesday and that the killing 'should never have happened'
Saudi Arabia, Upset Over Trump's Iran Waivers, Seeks Deep Oil Output Cut
Angered by the U.S. move that has raised worries about oversupply, Saudi Arabia is now considering cutting output with OPEC and its allies by about 1.4 million barrels per day, or 1.5%, of global supply
Car Plant Shows Limits of Iranian Economic Ambitions in Syria
That combination of a battered market, logistical problems, sanctions and Russian competition affect many Iranian businesses operating in Syria
Iraq Rail Service Back on Track After War With ISIS
The revival in July of the daily service, once a feature of an extensive rail network dating back to the Ottoman empire, is a vivid example of Iraq’s attempts to recover from decades of unrest.
Rohani Envisions Budding Iran-Iraq Ties Despite U.S. Sanctions
Iraqi officials said they had agreed to sell foodstuffs in return for Iranian gas and energy supplies. Iranian trade officials denied that any food-for-gas scheme could be set up as Iran was a net exporter of food to Iraq
Bannon Says He Plans to Work With Hungary's Orban Ahead of European Parliament Elections
Bannon said next year’s elections would bring a clash between forces led by core EU members, who want more integration and euroskeptic nations like Hungary, which seek an alliance of strong member states
Trump 'Not Considering' Extraditing Erdogan Foe Gulen in Bid to Ease Turkish Pressure on Saudi Arabia
NBC News reported the Trump administration had explored whether it could extradite Gulen, as a way to persuade Tayyip Erdogan to ease pressure on Saudi Arabia over the killing of Jamal Khashoggi
Argentine Citizens With Suspected Hezbollah Links Arrested Ahead of G20 Summit
Police say they discovered evidence of travel abroad 'along with credentials in Arabic and an image of the Hezbollah flag,' as well as a small arsenal, among other weapons
Stacey Abrams Admits Defeat in Georgia’s Hotly Contested Governor’s Race
Abrams says she plans on suing the state of Georgia over 'gross mismanagement' of the elections ■ Republican Brian Kemp set to assume role as governor
CIA Reportedly Concludes Saudi Crown Prince Ordered Khashoggi Killing in Istanbul
The Khashoggi case has strained the kingdom's ties with key Western allies
Erdogan, Trump Agree Khashoggi Case Must Be Fully Scrutinized, Turkish Presidency Says
Erdogan also tells Trump Turkey expects U.S. to end support for Syrian Kurdish YPG militia, says presidency
Trump Says He Has Completed Written Answers for Russia Investigation
U.S. president says he answered questions for Mueller's probe 'very easily' but has not yet submitted them to special counsel's office
Criminal Charges Against WikiLeaks' Assange Mistakenly Revealed
U.S. prosecutors have obtained a sealed indictment against Julian Assange, a federal court document, which has been made public, shows
Australia, Malaysia Trade Barbs Over Possible Jerusalem Embassy Move
Australian PM recalls Malaysian counterpart's history of anti-Semitic remarks after latter voices opposition to embassy move